Lies 6 km away from Bar and is a small sandy beach resort with a coastline of 2 km.

Along the walkways lie a multitude of restaurants, cafes, bars and all kinds of shops luring visitors to spend their holiday in this beautiful cheery little town.

Beside the numerous historic monuments, the St. Tekla Church with 2 altars: one Orthodox, the other Catholic and the bastions of the Benedictine monastery from Ratac, are two objectives that are not to be missed. Of the most beautiful and important touristic attractions of Montenegro we would like to mention: Sveti Stefan - the island of millionaires, Herteg Novi, The Blue Cave, Ostrog monastery and Durmitor national park.

Bar is a busy port for the entire Serbia - Montenegro region. Ships come in here from Bari, Italy and other Mediterranean cities but the city is also a well-known touristic resort with a very colorful nightlife: a lot of bars, restaurants and discos. The distance between Sutomore and Bar is 11 km and it can be covered in about 15 minutes.

You won't miss anything in Bar. The romantics can walk under the olive groves whose fruit are among the best of the Adriatic. Sports lovers won't have a chance to get bored either, having the choice between water sports, underwater sports and athletics. In August you can register for the famous 5 kilometers long swim marathon.

Budva is probably the most visited town in Montenegro. Approximately 8000 inhabitants live here and the total length of the beach reaches 25 km. The total stretch of the beach and the city port is outlined by the lively wide promenade 24 hours a day. Here you will find bars, restaurants, pizzerias, ice cream parlors and especially souvenirs which can be found in every resort in the Mediterranean, for example post cards, towels, shoes, T-shirts, bracelets, necklaces, seashell creations, toys, dresses, swimsuits etc.

Budva is at the same time the center of continuous fun, nightlife and cultural activity. You will surely not get bored here, especially as there are sports activities, festivals, amusement parks prepared for you and above all a very pleasant atmosphere.

A beautiful seaside resort, located 16 km away from Budva and 8 km away from Sveti Stefan.

It is placed in a bay with sandy beaches and is bound by a narrow strip of pine forest. It is a quieter destination and has 600m of sandy beach. Approximately 1000m offshore lay two smaller islands: St. Sunday and Katich, which grace the seaside scenery.

It is placed in a bay with sandy beaches and is bound by a narrow strip of pine forest. It is a quieter destination and has 600m of sandy beach. Approximately 1000m offshore lay two smaller islands: St. Sunday and Katich, which grace the seaside scenery.

Ulcinj is a former pirate town which is only a few kilometers away from the Albanian border. There are no mountains, around the town but fields and agricultural land where large quantities of olives, citrus fruits, cereals, vine and fruit are grown. For Ulcinj the crowded and bustling marketplaces are a typical site. You can find here all sorts of fruit, vegetables, meat, cheese, music, jewelry and anything else you can think of.

The Large Beach has a length of approximately ten kilometers. Its' sand is beneficial for people suffering of locomotory-system affections due to its high mineral content. Sports lovers can go windsurfing and fishing. Here we can also find the Municipal Beach, the Small Beach and the Women's' Beach where male entry is forbidden.

Sveti Stefan is a town renowned for the true calmness of a holiday. The distance between Sutomore and Sveti Stefan is 23 km and can be covered in about 25 minutes.

The local fishing houses have been transformed into luxury apartments, shaping the complex for the more flexible tourists. You will find here commercial centers, casinos, restaurants, pools, playgrounds.

Basically, Sveti Stefan is a large Hotel complex, so if you are not lodging there you will need to pay entry ticket even for the hotel beach.

The city of Dubrovnik is called the "Architectural Jewel of the Adriatic" or "The Pearl of the Adriatic".

Since 1979 the historic center of the town of Dubrovnik has joined the UNESCO world heritage Sites. The town is certainly one of the most beautiful and romantic of the Mediterranean. The old town is surrounded by high defensive walls with several ramparts and towers. Past these walls you will enter a completely different world with narrow paved streets, full of flowers, many squares with artesian wells but also impressive buildings such as: The St. Vlahoo Church, The Rectors Palace, The Watchtower, Onofrio's Well, The Franciscan Church and the Synagogue.

Dubrovnik boasts a large port where private yachts and also some of the most spectacular modern and large cruisers dock.